Prepositional phrases and fronted adverbials

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Teacher example presentation prepositional phrases and fronted adverbials

Aims check

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By the end of the lesson:
- you will know which presentation you will do and when
- you will know what should be in your presentation
- you can recognise what prepositional phrases and fronted adverbials are


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What needs to be in your presentation?
Definition of the term​

YouTube video no longer than 4 minutes about the term.​
Examples of the term – showing the term in use. Highlight the color​
Quiz / Exercise for everyone to practice​
List of sources you used



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Contents
Definition
YouTube video
Examples of how prepositional phrases are used
Quiz
Questions?
List of sources

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Definition
A prepositional phrase is a group of words that begins with a preposition.
Prepositional phrases give the reader more detailed information by showing the specific location, time, relationship, or direction of a given object.

Examples of prepositions:
Place: at, behind, on, across, among, below
Time: for, during, on, after, since, until
Direction: down, along, through, toward(s)

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You Tube film explanation

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You Tube film explanation

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Examples

He put the book on the table.
Tells us where he put the book.
She looked around the living room   for the cat.
I left the house before noon.
The dog in the middle is the sweetest.
We walked through the park this morning.

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Quiz
Complete the worksheet and study the prepositional phrases.

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SOURCES
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/grammar/parts-of-speech-the-preposition-and-the-conjunction/types-of-prepositions-and-phrases/v/prepositional-phrases
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/prepositional-phrases
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/prepositions
https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/eb/qa/All-About-Prepositional-Phrases

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Contents
Definition
YouTube video
Examples of how fronted adverbials are used
Quiz
Questions?
List of sources

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Definition
A fronted adverbial is when an adverb or adverbial phrase comes at the front of the sentence, before the verb.

The fronted adverbial is always separated from the main clause by a comma.
For example: Earlier today, I learnt about fronted adverbials.

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You Tube film explanation

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Examples

  • Suddenly, it started raining.
  • Slowly, the thief crept into the house.
  • Finally, the annoying sound stopped.
  • Twice a year, the family goes on holiday.
  • Hiding behind the shed, the boy hoped they wouldn’t see him.
  • Last month, the two children were best friends. Now, they can’t stand each other.

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Quiz
Write down the numbers of all the sentences that contain a fronted adverbial.
  1. Walking across the field, the children became very muddy.
  2. It was great fun doing the washing up.
  3. Her mum works in an office.
  4. Standing by Emma, Jack hopped on one leg.
  5. Quietly, she walked down the hill and hid behind the wall.
  6. Liza sang the song beautifully.
  7. Unexpectedly, my brother and his boyfriend broke up.
  8. An enourmous boat sailed along the river Thames.
  9. The little girl jumped up and down like a jo-jo.
  10.  After completing the race, Jasmine felt tired.

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Quiz
Write down the numbers of all the sentences that contain a fronted adverbial.
  1. Walking across the field, the children became very muddy. (where)
  2. It was great fun doing the washing up.
  3. Her mum works in an office.
  4. Standing by Emma, Jack hopped on one leg. (where)
  5. Quietly, she walked down the hill and hid behind the wall. (how)
  6. Liza sang the song beautifully.
  7. Unexpectedly, my brother and his boyfriend broke up. (how)
  8. An enourmous boat sailed along the river Thames.
  9. The little girl jumped up and down like a jo-jo.
  10.  After completing the race, Jasmine felt tired. (when)

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SOURCES

https://youtu.be/Lk-_LIc3dWA?si=-DBLJP9qQCr387yO (Oxford Owl – Learning at Home)
https://www.twinkl.co.uk/teaching-wiki/fronted-adverbial

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By the end of the lesson:
- you can recognise what prepositional phrases are
- you can identify the structure of a paragraph
- you can write a short paragraph using the correct structure


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